In the last installment from our Peaks Island photo walk, let’s look at three lighthouses.

Here’s yet an other installment from our recent walk around Peaks Island. On the east side of the island, there is a place where travelers are welcome to add to a rock garden. There are many carefully balanced rock towers. It was very peaceful.

Here’s a third installment from our Peaks Island photo walk this past weekend in which we look at some buildings and homes on the Portland area coastline.

On our recent Peaks Island photo walk, we snapped more photos than we could handle. I’m going to publish them over the course of a few days to make it more manageable.  Today’s photos show boats and seascapes. Enjoy.

Today, we walked the about 4 miles around the edge of Peaks Island. It was a really beautiful walk, and I’ve got a few posts worth of pics. It was great, as always to spend the day with Megan and John, and walk side-by-side with them. We had a great left-over picnic with amazing views.

Mr. John Jackson, aka Papa John, road into to town this week. Today I took the day off so that Megan and I could give him a lighthouse tour. Here are a few photos.

Fancy a game of cribbage, bub?

I caught some of the tall ship parade on Saturday. The day was overcast and hazy. The waves were choppy. And boy was Spring Point crowded. Here are some of my favorite shots.

Today I completed the Westbrook Strong 5K. It was my first 5K and during training, my top time was 34 minutes. I finished the real deal in just over 30 minutes! It was a lot of fun, even though it was down pouring. And of course it supports a great cause.

[Discover is] the evolution of the design. The uncovering of new states and new ideas throughout the process itself. A nice long read from a colleague about his process of rebuilding VideoPress.

Yesterday, Megan and I set sail for Peak’s Island for an audition. It was scorching hot, with temps in the mid 90’s. We walked about a mile down to the North end of the island. It was the first I’d seen that part of Peak’s, and it is really lovely. Unfortunately, I forgot to bring… Continue Reading →

Sorting through the old boxes of the stuff we save, I inhale dust and emotions. Here are a few of interesting gems.

Happy 4th! We climbed up Mt. Monadnock in the rain today, then we slid down most of the mountain on our asses.